Antiseptic CHG Prep Swab

The main ingredients of such swabs generally include the following:
Chlorhexidine (Chlorhexidine gluconate): this is a broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent with bactericidal properties.
Gluconic acid: which may serve to assist in stabilizing or enhancing the effects of chlorhexidine.
The substrate of the swab: e.g. fibers, etc.

Chlorhexidine gluconate preparation swabs are usually used as follows:
Cleaning the skin: clean the area to be sampled or sterilized before use.
Swabbing operation: Rub the swab over the appropriate area to ensure full contact.
Dwell time: Keep the swab for a certain dwell time to allow it to work according to the product instructions.
Disposal of Swabs: After use, dispose of the swabs in the appropriate trash can.
Specific directions for use should be followed strictly in accordance with the product instructions.

The following precautions should be taken when preparing swabs with Chlorhexidine Gluconate:
Allergic reactions: a small number of people may be allergic to Chlorhexidine, a history of allergies should be obtained before use.
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes: prevent irritation and damage.
Use as prescribed or according to instructions: do not overdose or use improperly.
Storage conditions: Store properly as required to avoid deterioration.
Not applicable to certain conditions: such as severe skin breakage, etc. need to be used with caution.

People who are allergic to chlorhexidine gluconate should take the following measures:
Discontinue use immediately: avoid further exposure to the allergen.
Wash the local area: wash the contact area as soon as possible to reduce allergen residue.
Observe symptoms: closely observe the development of allergy symptoms, such as skin redness, swelling, itching and difficulty in breathing.
Seek medical help: If the symptoms are severe or persist without relief, seek medical help and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, which may require the use of anti-allergy medication, etc.